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Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2
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Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 1741
A UL, and Silvanus, and Timotheus, unto t Church of the Thellzlonians * ia God our Father, and the Lord Jeſus Chrift. 2 Grace unto you, and peace from God our Father. and the Lord Jeſs Chriſt. | Theſe two Verſes are the lame as !n the former Epiftle, tharo- * W- #4 > | IS) A fore 1 paceed, 2 Ch ap. T. ere…
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righteouſae's ſake, Tribulations any kind of Suffering, as ſome diſtin- Zuiſh. And it ſtems they had many of both, when he ſaith AP, &e. an yet they endured them, that is, not only ſuffered them, becauſe they could not caſt them off, but in the lenle ot the Apoſtle Fames, chip. 5. 11. Bebild ne count them happy whi…
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By theſe Words the Apoftle doth illuftrate his Argument for a Jul: ment to come, taken from the perſecutions and tribulations of ti? Saints, / It is of neceility that God ſhould be righteous, and recom- penfing is a neceſſary a& of righteouſnels, but we yet ſec it not, 112272 fore there is a Judgment to come, And t…
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ture, and the Works of Creation and Providence, which if they did not improve,but remained ignorant of Gcd,will fall under this Vengeance, And by Knowledge here is not meant ſo much a ſpeculative as a practi- cal knowledge of God, and ſo ſuch as do not fear, love, and honour God, may be ſajd not to know him. As the…
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there it 45 menticned with reſpett to their ſufferings, here in a way of praver, He encourazed them under their ſufferings, that they mic theeupen be counted worthy of the Kingdom of God, and now prays thar God would count them worthy, Their worthineis 365 imnore from the gracious account of God than their own ſutf…
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ing cogether unto him || b, The Apoſtle now comes to refute the opinion that ſome at leaſt of thele 1þ:1Jalonians had received, as if the day of Chriſt was near at hand, He having ſaid, 1 Theſ, 4.17, We mich are altve, and re- W.THESSALONIANS. frrianch of the Law, butthe gracious indulzence of the Covenant of mai…
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by it, and unprepared for it, or by judging themſelves miſtaken in -1.-/; forme” apprehenſions about it ; and thole faiſe Teachers th: bz this Opinion, did alſo perhaps ſo repreſent this coming in ſuck cerrow as to cauſe this Trouble ; as falſe Teachers in gener! are fic}; a5 270 ſaid to cauſe trouble, Gal, 1.7. an…
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or an Apoſtacy,a receſſion,a departing,or a flanding off,as the word im- purts, ſo that Apoſtatic may be either good, when it is from evil to good ; or evil, when it is from good to evil, It is always uſed 11 this latter ſenſe in Scripture. Again it is either Civil or Spiritual : Ct- vil, as when people fall off fr…
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in the Apoſtle's time, ſeeing the Myſtery 0: Iniquiry helonging ro this Man of Sin began to work in the Apoſtie's diys, as ver, 7, and he is the ſame whom St. Fobz calls Antichriſt, » 506. 2. 13, and the Spirit of Antichriſt began to be in the World in his cime, Cp, 4.3, ant the Nations are to be made drunk with th…
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A turther Deſcription of this man of fin, by his Oppoſition and Ex- altation, r Or, 6 ay]:z41psr&>, the Cppojer, or rather oppy/.,z, expreft in the participle of the preſent Tenſe, denoting a continue .ict, or that which he bends himſelf firongly to: But againft what ? ihe ſame that he exalteth himſelf above, as ſo…
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ail Cl.vrcl Power, y Not ſay..., 22h his mouth, as 0ecumentus ſaith, bus 1:3\;inz ſuch a ſkew before men. Though Belarmin interprets it of 2n 0pzn hoafting and vaunting himſelf to be God, which faith he, the Vone doth nor ; but by pretended Miracles, Signs, and Wonders, by Voriicns, Indulgences, Canonizing Saints, …
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c The way was prepared by degrees for the man of ſin, before h= came attually to be revealed, or conſtituted in his compleat exiſtence, And this was by the working cf the myſtery of iniquity, A Myſtery i ſomething in general which is abſtruſe, intricate,and not eaſily diſcern. ed, And there are myſteries in Dodrine…
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lonzs to him,as all power of Keaven and Earth is given to him,to fave | Dragon is {aid to give the Beaſt his Seat, Puwer, and Great Authorit';, his people, and to deſtroy his Aaverlaries as it's ſaid of him, Pal. 97. Kev, 13, 2, And this Dragon is the Devil in the Heathen Empire,wio 2. 4 fire greth before him, and b…
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Magick Arts, and the People not knowing them in their cauſes, might and eyery Eye ſhall ſee him ; and of this coming he ſpake, 1 Theſ.4. and [judge them miracles. And being wrought for ſuch ends, are termed in this chapter alſo, as that which was not ſo near at hand as ſome i- {/ig75, for a ſign is any thing that is …
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py . , by . . . . . . b- > p » 1 (*- > T4 P { v4 nN x he doth exerciſe it. 1 Kar #yteyeay Chriſt's coming is in Power, and| deceived by him. Reprobates are often lo deicribed, 2 © or. 2, 17. C . . . . . . -- of" .* o ® & bad . { ""M ' -, = c 4-0 1 - {d is his : Chriſt comes with the Spirit of God, and his is with a …
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demn it, See. Prov, 10. 23, Rom, 1. Jaft, By Unrighteouſreſs, ſoma Expoſitors underſtand fa/ſe Do&rtn, or Error, becauſe it is ſet i Opro- fition here ro Truth, as Sin 1s ſet in oppoſton to it, Foh. $. 45, ang that the Apoſtle hath peculiar reference tv the corrupt Dottrines of Sins Magus ar the Nicolaitans, that g…
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u That they all might be damn. d, or condemned, The Greek is judged, | refers to all that he ſaid in the former Verſe, which is Salvation, Salt- but often tranſlated as in. the Text, the ſimple Verb being taken for the Aification, belief of the Truth, which they could not attain with a Compound 3-10 Fobz 3. 17. 1 Cor…
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*4*2* f The former Verſes contained Conſolatien,this is an Exhortation : The Apoſtle had aſſured them of their being eletted and called, yet ex- horts them to their Duty. Aſſurance of Salvation doth not encourage negligence ; the Apoſtle takes this Argument from thence to quicken them, Therefore, &c, And that which…
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[The Apoſtle now draws towards the cloſe of his Epiſtle, as appears by the word Finally, which healſo uſeth in the cloſe of other Epi- ſtles, as 2 Cor. 13. 11. Eph. 6. 10. Phil. q. 8. 9 aormy. It imports the adding of ſomething that remains. # And that waich he firft ad deth, is the defire oftheir Prayers, as he ha…
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perſons, which relates to the prayer deſired before, with reſpe& to the word, For the Apoftle and his :ellow Labourers met with ſuch men that did oppoſe them, and by that means were hindred in that work of the Miniſtry, and the free courſe of the word obſtrued : What were theſe men ? were they the perſecuting Genre…
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their eſtabliſhment, which the Apoſtle had before prayed for, chi + 17 verſe 17. and here aſſures them of it, what God hath promiſed vl | we may and ought to pray for. And Minifters ſhould exhort tins © ſeek that grace which they may be ſure before hand God wit! 30k Ang this eſtabliſhment relpetts either their mird…
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before,chap.2. 7. and as this ſhews how much they were in his heart; (0 the frequent mingling ofPrayers with his exhortations,ſhews they could not be cttettual without God, And he prays for two things, 1. 70 have r*eir hearts diretted into the love of God 3 which is either meant paſſiv*ly for God's love to them, to…
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8 Neither did we eat any mans bread || for nought k, jOr,f7eery but * wrought with labour and travel } night and day mn, * Atts 13, that we might not be chargeable to any of you. 3-and 20, k The Apoſtle here givesa particular poſitive inſtance of wliat hefore 3h ' he ſpeaks negatively, and in general z and brings h…
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- D not their rank, not walking according to Rule, or, as he expreſſeth it, | 1 Not according to the tradition which be received of us, What is to be 1 meant by Tradition, is explained in the former chapter. And he can- 1 not be underſtood to ſpeak here of Rites and Ceremonies relating to 1 Church Worſhip, or- Ord…
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quires this of the-poor that are neceſſitated to live upon alms : And by eating their own bread the Apoſtle means, maintaining themſelves, and Families, for bread is taken in Scripture for all things that maintain the natural Life : And the Apoſtle here inſinuates a bleſſing upon ho- neſt labour, that thereby men ſ…
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& They having thus proceeded againſt the diſorderly and diſobedient, the Apoſtle directs them about their after carriage,which either reſpetts their inward opinion of the mind, or outward a&tion. They ſhould not count him an enemy,putting a great difference betwixt an offending Bro: ther, and a profeſſed Enemy. The…
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1 This the Apoſtle addeth after he had finiſht his Epitle, and taken his farewel, as a Proof that the Epiſtle was zcnuine, and care from himſelf, Becauſe it may be there were {ome then who did counterfeit his Epiſtles, as there have been many fince who have counter ited Creeds, Liturgies, Goſpels, Writings of the F…
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He dignifies Timothy with the Title of bis Son in the Faith ; that is,be- ing converted by him to Chriſtianity, and begat to the Divine Life : and by ftiling Timothy bis own Sov, he tignifies his Piety and Vertue, that rendred him a worthy Son'6f ſuch a Father, whom he imitated and honoured, and with whom he correſ…
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7 By Fables he probably meaneth the Fewiſh Fables, and command- ments of men, mentioned Titus 1, 14. Or more generally, all vazr and idle (peculdtionS. R W hatſoever tendeth not to build men up in Godli- neſs, (which is the end of Preaching,) 1 he Jews had many unwritten Fables, about what Gud did detore he made th…
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and ſo the word properly hgnifteth,any kind of fooliſh and 7np2rtimeys g; courſe, either ſerving to no good end,or at leaſt not that which the DAY ſcourle pretendeth to, And indeed all diſcourſe of Fables,and unprofitable iale quetrions,tending not to edifying,is no better than fooliſh raiking, 7 Detiring to be tea…
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& The two next terms expreſs violators of the ſeventh Command- ment, whether by Fornication, Adultery, Inceſt, or any beaſtly luſts, þ Sodomit:s. i The word fignifieth ſuch as carry men into Captivity,or make ſlaves of them in the firſt place ; it ſignifies alſo any ſtealing of men. It 1s probable the firſt of theſ…
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phemer, one who ſpake of Chrift reproachfully, (for that blaſphemy ſig- nifieth) Paul was a zealous 4.an in the Jewiſh Religion, his blaſphemy therefore only reſpected the Second Perſon in the Trinity, which the Jews owned not. Paul compelled others to blaſpheme,Afs 26, 11, r Ot his pertecution, ſee Ads 8. 3. he en…
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him f to life everlaſting g. d*AMeQ?, The word we tranſlate howbeir, is as well to be tranſlated but, and ordinarily is ſo. For this cauſe, that is, for this end, God ſhewed me mercy. e That in me the firſt (ſo it is in the Greek, for it it is an AdjeQive) that is, as he ſaid before, the chiefeſt, or greateft Sinn…
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a Timothy (as was faid before) was left at Epheſus to manage the af- fairs of the Church there in the abſence of Paul, who in this Epiſtle di- res him as to this managery. Firft he exhorts him to ſee that Prayers ſhould be made for all men. Je194s, ſupplications for ſupply of wants, b Prayers, ae9TwWwyass ſignifict…
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ro th: knowledge of the truth ; and in the ſame ſenſe by St. Peter,thar Gyg will bave none periſh, but come to repentance, we muſt underftand it, nor with reſpe& to his Decretive Will, but his Complacential Will, that is, the Repentance and Life of a Sinner is very pleaſing to his Holineſs and Mercy, And this love …
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cial promiſe made to mens prayers in one place more than another, as there was to and concerning the Temple of old,Fobz 4. 21.)they ſhould f prayer, or joining with him who doth ſo Minifter, # But let them take heed how they pray,for God heareth not ſinners, foln 9, 31. Let them therefore lift up holy u And let th…
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Chap. III. Salvation, # for ſhe ſhall be ſaved, ſhe ſtands upon equal ground with the man as to Eternal Salvation,who cannot be ſaved without Faith and Ho- lineſs,and adiſcharge of the duties incumbent upon him,and patient en- during the croſſes and trials God exerciſeth him with ;and the Woman alſo ſhall be ſaved…
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in that lefſer Socicty. t One that hath not let his Children behave themſelves rudely, and indecently, and rebelliouſly, but kept them in order by a grave demeanour towards them, 1 & For it a man know not how to rule his own houle z, how ſhall he take care of the church of God w. 4 For if a Man hath a Family, and …
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many obtained a great liberty,or freedom of Speech, MUPPHNIICY, Is 6 the Dofrine of the Faith of Chriſt : For by the exerciſe of the D , cons Office, they had much Converſe both with the Paſtors ang M = bers of the Church, which Converſe did not only improve their "98+: ledge in the Dottrine of Faith, bat took off …
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Ir, ſy, FToh.1,' x Joh.t. % i Or, tt ufeſteh. FROM.14 ; Pet.3.1h & Eph. % 6,6. * Luk, 2Þ 51. Chap. 1V. —_ 1. TIM 2 Thef, FT; \ 11.30. pb. 3-3- yils C. Joh,2.1 9. ule 18, when he was huried, he roſe again from the dead, by which he was £:;62d, that is undoubtedly proved to be the Son of God, Or, ty t…
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a The words, as Tranſlated by us, are very difficult ; for the word which we Tranſlate ſpeaking ly-s, being the Genitive caſe, will neither agree with Spirits nor Dotrines,in the former verſe they be- ng both the Dattve : But neither is our Tranſlation agreeable to the Greek, which is thus, 1n or through the bypocr…
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f The Greek is hindring t0 marry, but that might be by forbidding yd : » __ itby a Law under a ſevere Penalty. There are diſputes whom the ** * MM Apoſtle ſpeaketh of, to find out which it is conſiderable, 1, That the Apoſtle ſpeaketh of a time that was then to come, 2, Of ſome who had it in their power to hinder i…
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for all things ? How doth the faithfulneſs of the Promiſes for this Life annexed to Godlineſs appear,if thoſe that profeſs it muſt labour, and ſuffer reproach ? $0]. Labour for God isa reward £0 it felf ; our honour,not our burdenyhis Service is perfe& freedom, The promiſes of this Life, annexed to Godlineſs, are n…
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Praver, eſpecially upon ſolemn occaſions ; but theſe are not things ]take care of them, 4 be in them (ſo it is in the Greet) let them be thy whole work, not thy work by the by, but thy chief and prin. Gudlineſs, which lyeth in the rrue Worſhip and Service of God, out of |cipal bufineſs. 6b That ſo as all mens gifts i…
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be blameleſs s. 7 In the diſcharge of thy Miniſtry declare theſe things, $ that all Chi iſtians, Women eſpecially may be blamele!s, $ But if any provide not for his own, and ſpecially 107,14 for thoſe of his own-|| houſe t, he * hath denied the rl faiths, and is worſe than an infidel w. : Here is a manitcſt diſti…
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{| off: By which ſome underſtand their profeſſion of Chriſtianiry; others their promiſe or ingagement 10 the Church, not to marry. The Inter ſenſe ſuppoſeth that all thoſe Widows that were taken into the i. nifiry of the Church before-mentioned, premiſed that they would keep themſelves unmarried,(which is a moſt gr…
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DE-25-4 Frine, in the firſt place: and not to them alone, but to any ſuch NMatth.1C. ; 19. Lite 30.7. eſe Texts conclude the duty of Elders to take Maintenance, but the duty of thoſe who are Members of Churches to gire it them, which yet they may refuſe, as Paul himielf did, if cither the Peoples, or Minifters ci…
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* \14r, 10- le the ox that treadeth out the corn, *and the labourer [1;þ1y aja, not becauſe he was not able to buy Wine, but religiouſly pl TY is worthy of his reward b. asa piece of Diſcipline, to keep under the Fleſh, o But mix ſome * LEV. 19 4 This Verſe maketh it evident, That Maintenance is part of the| Wine wi…
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3 If any man * teach otherwiſe þ, and coffſent + chap.1-3- not to wholſome words 7, even the words of our Lord 14, ih Jeſus Chriſt, and to the doarine which 1s according | ro godlineſs k ; | h If there be any Perſon who either more publickly, or more pri- vately ſhall take upon him to inſtru& People otherwiſe, 2 W…
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ls Prov.1c, 9 But z * they that will be rich a fall into temptati- FA 27, & 20.0n, and a ſnare b, and into many fooliſh and hurt- m ful luſts c, which drown men in deſtruction and per- 12 22, "dition d. Jan, 5.1, + Or, for. 4 They who out of acovetous and immoderate de- a- fire of betng Rich in this Worlds Goods, …
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_ \. , novr and power everlaſting. Amen wy ; 12 yy ” cOf himlelf; onr Souls, and Angels are immortai from the gift 2©-* of Gol. cr immorta/ity ſignifies here, the ſame with Eternity Or Jamuability. d Continuallv incompaſſed with a Glory that is un- ſrealable, x Foha 1.5. EC To which no man can in this Life come ni…
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& 24. 14» f Pay} here by his forefathers, either intends his immediate Pa- * 1 1hefl, rents, or Abraham, Iſage and Facob z for he ſerved the ſame God whom they ſerved. But how did Pau} from his forefathers ſerve God with a pure Conſcience, who was a Native Jew, and zealous in that Religion in oppoſition to the Fait…
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Dottrine in his mind written in his heart, making his Diſcourſes conform to it, hþ The ſum of which form of ſonnd words he de- clareth to be Faith and Love, for all that the Goſpel teacheth, is either believing in the Lord Jeſus Chriſt,or keeping his Command- ments, which 1s the demonſtration of Love, Fohn 14. 15. …
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med of * my chain 9. * Ads 29, 0 Whether O0nefiphorus was at this time alive, or no, is very 20, doubtful, for he only prays for 1.is Family in this Text, and falu- Eph. 6.20; reth them only, Chap. 4. 19. fp Either when he was in Afa, or (which is more probable, by reaſon of what followeth) at Rome, whither he mig…
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e That is, put other Teachers in remembrance of all theſe thingy which I have given thee in charge. f Charging them, as in the ſight of God, who moſt certainly obſerveth and taketh notice of them, and will call them to an account, g That they ſpend not their time in their Pulpits in contefts about words which tend …
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Writ, nor with any certainty by any other Authors. Some ſay, That they hel that it was paſt in the Reſurreion of Chriſt, and tioſe mentioned M :tth. 27. 52 Others think they confounded the E-ſurretion with Regeneration, and Glorification, which they allows e:! only to the Souls of Believers. Others ſay they maintai…
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ing that they do gender ſtrifes h. b It is a Precept or Caution of the ſame nature with thoſe, r Tim, 1, 4. and 4. 7. and ver, 16. of this Chapter, The repetition of this Precept of the Apoſile four times in theſe two ſhort Epiſtles, lets us know how important a thing he judged it, '1 hat Minifters of the Goſpel ſ…
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* Or,nate-\| falſe accuſers n, incontinent o, fierce p, deſpiſers of batce, thoſe that are good q. ] Having no kindneſs for ſuch as nature obligeth them to love and honour. m Men that will be held by no Bonds or Leagues. Or, rather, implacable, ſo we trantlate the ſame Greek Word, Kom.1.31. Men (o tull of Malice, …
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Public domain 1700 edition. Historical OCR from the original scan; OCR may contain typographical recognition errors.
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Historical Christian writing; not Scripture.